Marrara Oval
Darwin, Australia
12,215
recorded capacity
1 block = 1,000 placesoutline continues to Melbourne Cricket Ground, 100,024
Marrara Oval in Darwin is the northernmost of the 57 listed stadiums in Australia. It opened in 1991.
Its nearest listed neighbour, Cendrawasih Stadium, is 1,373 km away: the most remote position of the 74 listed stadiums in Oceania.
- Listed for
- Australian rules football, cricket and rugby league
- Tenants
- Dolphins, Wanderers, St Marys, Gold Coast Suns
- Surface
- Grass
- Position
- 12.40° S, 130.89° E
Where it stands in Australia
- Melbourne Cricket Ground87,809 more100,024
- 35 more listed stadiums
- Rod Laver Arena2,605 more14,820
- Cazalys Stadium1,285 more13,500
- Princes Park785 more13,000
- Marrara Oval12,215
- Lakeside Stadium215 fewer12,000
- Lavington Sports Ground215 fewer12,000
- Lidcombe Oval215 fewer12,000
- 14 more listed stadiums
From the record
- Owner
- Northern Territory Government
- Field size
- 175 m × 135 m
- First men's Test
- 2003
- Opening order in Australia
- 42nd of 57, earliest first
- Share of listed capacity in Australia
- 0.9%
- Compared with the median in Australia
- 0.7 times the median capacity of 17,500 across its 57 listed stadiums
- Opened in the 1990s in Australia
- 5 of the 57 listed stadiums, this one included
- Nearest larger listed stadium
- Cendrawasih Stadium, 1,373 km
Nearest listed stadiums
- Cendrawasih Stadium · north-east15,000 places, opened 19801,373.0 km
- Gelora Kie Raha Stadium · north15,000 places, opened 19581,516.3 km
- Lukas Enembe Stadium · north-east40,263 places, opened 20201,526.3 km
- Cazalys Stadium · east13,500 places, opened 19571,675.7 km
- Barlow Park · east16,700 places, completed 19871,677.3 km
Source: Wikipedia, Marrara Oval.